Trex™ HD Monitoring Amplifier
User & Service Manual
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9. Setting Up
The Trex HD Monitoring is designed to work with a qualified Natus tablet computer running Natus
Database and NeuroWorks/SleepWorks v9.3.x or later.
9.1. Getting Started
NOTE:
In the event of a power failure, the current recording will resume using the last
programmed settings upon the restoration of power. Bluetooth communication between the
Trex HD Monitoring and computer, if used, will also be re-established after the Trex HD
Monitoring is reconnected via USB.
9.1.1. Placement of the Operator and Patient
•
Clinical Environment:
It is expected that the operator of the system will stand or sit in front of
the computer, but not continuously. The patient is typically lying on a bed located beside the
system and is in no way supported by the equipment.
•
Home (Ambulatory) Environment:
It is expected that the operator of the system will stand or sit
in front of the computer, but not continuously. The patient will sleep with the Trex HD Monitoring
System and non-patient worn accessories on a bedside table, and is in no way supported by the
equipment.
•
Trex HD Monitoring units are patient-worn.
NOTE:
There is a risk of injury if the Trex HD Monitoring unit is not properly fitted to the
patient.
NOTE:
Please ensure that the patient has been provided with the proper contact information
for assistance.
Refer to the corresponding
Instructions for Use
for all system components prior to use. This should
include, but is not limited to: cameras, computers, stimulators, and software.
9.1.2. Performing a standard study
Once the equipment has been installed by your Natus qualified representative and a patient has been
connected to the Trex HD Monitoring system, a new EEG/PSG study can be started. For details on
beginning a new EEG/PSG study, consult the
NeuroWorks
or
SleepWorks
manual directly.
WARNING:
Do not connect more than one Trex HD Monitoring unit to the acquisition
tablet when starting a study or at any time during an ongoing study.